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Charter Schools Data Book 2015 Office of Innovative Schools Charter Schools Data Book 2015 COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION Michael Joseph Darcie Chang Di Salvo Green Grace H. Claudia Anna Mah Rossi Song The Santa Clara County Board of Education is the elected governing body of the Santa Clara County Office of Education. The County Board works with the County Superintendent to develop sound educational policies and ensure the solvency of the County Office of Education. Together, they are a strong and cohesive team that helps the County Office continuously set and achieve new levels of service and excellence. The Trustees are elected from different regions of the county and serve four-year terms. Mission Statement The Santa Clara County Office of Education is committed to serving, inspiring and promoting student and public school success. Goals • Improve student equity and reduce access discrepancies to high quality education • Provide support to districts, communities, schools and students • Be a premier employer • Improve organizational effectiveness and efficiency CONTENTS INTRODUCTION/YEAR IN REVIEW 6 SCCOE CHARTER SCHOOLS AT-A-GLANCE 2014-15 7 CHARTER SCHOOLS ENROLLMENT BY ETHNICITY 8 CHARTER SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS 9 STUDENT PERFORMANCE 10 WASC ACCREDITATION 11 FINANCIAL STATUS 12 CHARTER MANAGEMENT ORGANIZATIONS/CHARTER NETWORKS 13 SPECIAL EDUCATION: STUDENTS WITH IEPS ENROLLED IN SCCOE CHARTER SCHOOLS 2013-14 14 CHARTER SCHOOL SUSPENSION & EXPULSION REPORT 2013-14 15 ACE EMPOWER ACADEMY 16 ALPHA JOSÉ HERNÁNDEZ MIDDLE SCHOOL 17 BULLIS CHARTER SCHOOL 18 DISCOVERY CHARTER SCHOOL I 19 DISCOVERY CHARTER SCHOOL II 20 DOWNTOWN COLLEGE PREP- ALUM ROCK 21 LEADERSHIP PUBLIC SCHOOL - SAN JOSÉ 22 MAGNOLIA SCIENCE ACADEMY – SANTA CLARA 23 ROCKETSHIP BRILLIANT MINDS 24 ROCKETSHIP ALMA ACADEMY 25 ROCKETSHIP DISCOVERY PREP 26 ROCKETSHIP FUERZA 27 ROCKETSHIP LOS SUEÑOS 28 ROCKETSHIP MATEO SHEEDY 29 ROCKETSHIP SÍ SE PUEDE 30 SILICON VALLEY FLEX ACADEMY 31 SUMMIT PUBLIC SCHOOLS: DENALI 32 SUMMIT PUBLIC SCHOOLS: TAHOMA 33 SUNRISE MIDDLE SCHOOL 34 UNIVERSITY PREP ACADEMY 35 SCCOE CHARTER ENROLLMENT 36 PETITION HISTORY 37 SANTA CLARA COUNTY CHARTER SCHOOLS & DISTRICT AUTHORIZED CHARTERS 39 APPENDIX A. SELECTED EDUCATION CODE SECTIONS REGARDING CHARTER SCHOOLS 42 2014-15 SCCOE CHARTER SCHOOL DIRECTORY 45 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 47 INTRODUCTION The Santa Clara County Office of Education (SCCOE) remains committed to serving, inspiring and promoting student and public school success. Our first goal is to “Improve student equity and reduce access discrepancies to high quality education.” One of the avenues pursued in achievement of this goal is the authorization of high quality charter schools. The Santa Clara County Board of Education (County Board) is granted the authority in California Education Code to approve or deny charter school petitions on appeal from a district and to authorize county-wide charter schools. This past year, 20 County Board authorized schools were in operation providing instructional services to over 8,000 students. One of the obligations of the SCCOE, once the County Board authorizes a school, is to monitor the charter school. In addition, the County Board has requested that the schools provide an annual update. To facilitate this process, County staff has created this data book that provides a snapshot of the schools at one point in time. The information and data provided herein has been obtained from both the California Department of Education and the respective charter schools. Absent, due to the adoption of the Common Core and Smarter Balanced Assessments, is current data on student performance. The County Board continues to be a champion for children in the county and is focused on eliminating the achievement gap. The hope remains that all students in Santa Clara County attend a high- performing school that prepares them for success in subsequent grade levels and ultimately to attend, succeed and complete college, if they so choose. It is the fervent desire of the County Board to forge new partnerships between county school districts and charter schools. The County Board applauds the on-going efforts of districts that have formed a collaborative with their charter schools. The SCCOE and County Board will continue to work to bridge relationships with districts and charter schools while acknowledging the shared aspirations to provide the very best in public education here in Santa Clara County. Year in Review During the 2014-15 school year, the County Board considered eight petitions, all on appeal from local school districts. Of the eight, five were approved and three were denied. The new charter schools are expected to enroll approximately 400 students for the 2015-16 year, with four schools planning for future growth. County staff worked with the existing 20 schools, conducting school visits, monitoring for fiscal health, and ensuring that all reporting requirements were satisfied. The County Board, in accordance with their policy, remain committed to giving preference to schools best able to provide comprehensive learning experiences for academically low- achieving students. 6 SCCOE CHARTER SCHOOLS AT-A-GLANCE 20 Charter Schools 2 TK-4 grade schools 1 TK-6 grade school 5 K-5 grade schools 2 K-8 grade schools 1 5-8 grade school 2 6-8 grade schools 4 6-12 grade schools 1 7-12 grade school 2 9-12 grade schools 8,066 students enrolled* 3% African American 15% Asian American 14% Caucasian 61% Latino 59% Socioeconomically Disadvantaged 38% English Learners 2013 Growth API** 4 schools scored above 900 3 schools scored above 800 3 schools ranked in decile “10” when compared to schools with similar demographics by California Department of Education (CDE).* Total Charter School Revenues $81,778,821 Total Charter School Expenditures $79,132,114 * Enrollment does not include Alpha José Hernández & RS Fuerza (new schools) ** Reflects data from 2013-2014, the last time CDE API data was reported. 7 April 2015 • Charter Schools Data Book 2015 • Santa Clara County Office of Education CHARTER SCHOOLS ENROLLMENT BY ETHNICITY Overall, student enrollment in the charter schools reflects the diverse student population in Santa Clara County. However, upon closer examination, significantly higher numbers of Latino students, English Learners and students from low socioeconomic circumstances are attending charter schools. About half as many Asian and Caucasian students are registered in charter schools. 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014 129 191 210 African-American 3% 3% 3% 712 1,188 15% 15% Asian-American 989 14% Caucasian 830 937 1,099 17% 14% 14% Latino 2,918 4,263 4,908 60% 62% 61% Socioeconomically Disadvantaged 2,807 3,751 4,733 57% 55% 59% English Learners 1,877 2,784 3,068 38% 41% 38% =50 =100 =500 =1,000 Source: California Department of Education, available at http://dq.cde.ca.gov/dataquest 8 Total 3,435 4,897 6,853 CHARTER SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS African 2014-2015 2013-2014 Asian American Caucasian Latino SES EL Grades Enrollment Census American Charter School *** Enrollment # % # % # % # % # % # % ACE Empower 5-8 404 460 2 0% 10 2% 1 0% 443 96% 442 96% 203 44% Academy Alpha: José 6-8 167 * * * * * * * Hernández Bullis Charter K-8 713 640 4 1% 240 38% 233 36% 38 6% 3 0% 45 7% Downtown College Prep - 6-12 465 348 6 2% 16 5% 6 2% 311 89% 302 87% 90 26% Alum Rock Discovery I K-8 549 561 20 4% 168 30% 202 36% 72 13% 37 7% 109 19% Discovery II TK-6 356 323 3 1% 60 19% 144 45% 62 19% 29 9% 32 10% Leadership Public Schools - 9-12 215 309 5 2% 8 3% 7 2% 274 89% 274 89% 118 38% San José Magnolia Science Academy - Santa 6-12 466 489 38 8% 250 51% 113 23% 65 13% 104 21% 43 9% Clara Rocketship Fuerza TK-4 493 * * * * * * * Community Prep RS Alma Academy K-5 630 581 13 2% 47 8% 9 2% 494 85% 488 84% 357 61% RS Brilliant TK-4 500 428 6 1% 50 12% 3 1% 353 82% 379 89% 280 65% Minds RS Discovery K-5 489 652 12 2% 34 5% 28 4% 556 85% 563 86% 402 62% Prep RS Los Sueños K-5 607 620 20 3% 46 7% 7 1% 538 87% 561 90% 421 68% RS Mateo K-5 618 617 32 5% 18 3% 15 2% 541 88% 536 87% 372 60% Sheedy RS Sí Se Puede K-5 581 627 5 1% 54 9% 5 1% 552 88% 558 89% 417 67% Summit Denali 6-12 213 134 2 1% 36 27% 43 32% 39 29% 29 22% 13 10% Summit Tahoma 9-12 326 277 5 2% 28 10% 24 9% 191 69% 142 51% 23 8% Sunrise Middle 6-8 150 155 2 1% 2 1% 0 0% 138 89% 151 97% 73 47% School** Silicon Valley 6-12 289 285 7 2% 25 9% 181 64% 60 21% 55 19% 10 4% Flex University Prep 7-12 568 560 28 5% 96 17% 78 14% 181 32% 80 14% 60 11% Total 8,799 8,066 210 3% 1,188 15% 1,099 14% 4,908 61% 4,733 59% 3,068 38% *New school, no enrollment data available **School has enrollment for when charter was operating under a district. ***Reported by school Source: California Department of Education, available at http://dq.cde.ca.gov/dataquest 2013-2014 Enrollment Data 9 April 2015 • Charter Schools Data Book 2015 • Santa Clara County Office of Education STUDENT PERFORMANCE On March 13, 2014, the State Board of Education (SBE) approved not calculating the 2014 Growth and Base Academic Performance Indexes (APIs) and the 2015 Growth API. Since the first Smarter Balanced assessment results will be available after the Spring 2015 administration of the assessment, Base to Growth comparisons will be reported in 2015–16.
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